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 | Chemical engineers improve existing chemical processes or create new ones, and work on projects to design cleaner, more efficient operations for chemical industries. An increasing need for chemical engineers exists inthe fields of electronic materials processing, ceramics, waste minimization,biotechnology, and plastics. |
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